I am currently using a river between Neo4j and ES in my project,
Configuring rivers for standalone datasources (Neo4j in my case) is quite
clear and easy to use.
Right now i want to make a portable version of a tool so everyone could set
up a system really fast and test use cases they are intersted in.
So here is a question: - Is there any way to set up a river between embedded Elasticsearch and
embedded Neo4j?
A workaround like applying changes to ES data after Neo4j transaction is
complete could be done here, but river usage looks more gracefull imo.
Hi Jimmy, interested in updating ES index when Neo4j changes (automatic).
Did you find a solution to your problem?
Cheers
On Friday, March 7, 2014 11:24:06 PM UTC+1, Jimmy Reeves wrote:
I am currently using a river between Neo4j and ES in my project,
Configuring rivers for standalone datasources (Neo4j in my case) is quite
clear and easy to use.
Right now i want to make a portable version of a tool so everyone could
set up a system really fast and test use cases they are intersted in.
So here is a question: - Is there any way to set up a river between embedded Elasticsearch and
embedded Neo4j?
A workaround like applying changes to ES data after Neo4j transaction is
complete could be done here, but river usage looks more gracefull imo.
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